The Spanish Congress has overturned the housing decrees proposed by Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez's government. This rejection comes amidst heightened political tensions, with Sánchez directly addressing the Partido Popular (PP), Vox, and Junts parties, stating history will harshly judge their actions. The defeat of the decrees, intended to address housing affordability, represents a significant setback for the government’s agenda. Sources indicate the move paves the way for a potential advance in the election schedule, as the government lacks sufficient parliamentary support to pass key legislation. The opposition parties united to defeat the measures, capitalizing on existing criticisms regarding their scope and effectiveness. Sánchez’s strong rebuke suggests a deepening rift between the governing coalition and its opponents, escalating the possibility of an early electoral contest in Spain.